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4K80127218K
Emergency
assistance
Removing
and
installing
a
wheel
Fig.
169
Wheel:
internal
hex
socket
to
turn
the
wheel
bolts
Fig.
170
Wheel:
alignment
pin
in
the top
hole
Removing
a
wheel
>
Remove
the
top
wheel
bolt
completely
using
the
hex
socket
in
the
screwdriver
handle
from
the
vehicle
tool
kit
©
fig.
169 and
place
it
on
a
clean
surface.
»
Then
install
the
alignment
pin
from
the
vehicle
tool
kit
by
hand
in
the
empty
wheel
bolt
hole
>
fig.
170).
»
Remove
the
rest
of
the
wheel
bolts.
>
Remove
the
wheel
>
(2).
The
alignment
pin
re-
mains
in
the
hole
while
doing
this.
Installing
a
wheel
Read
the
directions
on
>
page
297
when
instal-
ling
unidirectional
tires.
»
Slide
the
wheel
on
over
the
alignment
pin
>@.
»
Install
the
wheel
bolts
and
tighten
them
gently
using
the
hex
socket.
1
Applies
to:
vehicles with
ceramic
brake
rotors*:
Use
a
sec-
ond
alignment
pin*
from
the
vehicle
tool
kit
for
the
lowest
hole
according
to
the
steps
described
for
the
first
align-
ment
pin.
>
Remove
the
alignment
pin
and
tighten
the
re-
maining
wheel
bolt.
»
Carefully
lower
the
vehicle
using
the
vehicle
jack".
»
Tighten
the
wheel
bolts
in
a
diagonal
pattern
using
the
wheel
wrench*.
The
wheel
bolts
must
be
clean
and
loosen
and
tighten
easily.
Check
the
contact
surfaces
for
the
wheel
and
hub.
Contaminants
on
these
surfaces
must
be
removed
before
installing
the
wheel.
VAN
WARNING
Read
and
follow
the
important
information
and
notes
under
>
page
262.
Never
use the
hex
socket
in
the
screwdriver
handle
to
tighten
the
wheel
bolts.
Using
the
hex
socket
will
not
achieve
the
required
tightening
torque,
which
increases
the
risk
of
an
accident.
When
removing
or
installing
the
wheel,
the
rim
could
hit
the
brake
rotor
and
damage
the
rotor.
Work
carefully
and
have
a
second
per-
son help you.
Unidirectional
tires
Aunidirectional
tire
profile
is
identified
by
arrows
on
the
tire
sidewall
that
point
in
the
running
di-
rection.
You
must
always
maintain
the
specified
running
direction.
This
is
necessary
to
ensure
the
tire's
optimal
performance
in
regard
to
adhesion,
running
noise,
and
friction,
and
to
reduce
the
risk
of
hydroplaning.
To
benefit
fully
from
the
advantages
of
the
uni-
directional
tire
design, you
should
replace
faulty
tires
as
soon
as
possible
and
restore
the
correct
running
direction
on
all
of
the
tires.
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